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Scarves Scarf of The Day 2024 - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?
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You acquired this in perfect mediterranean colors. Fabulous !I adore that region.
Thank you so kindly. I totally share your Leonhardi love.
These are all beautiful. The colors on Tour are so uplifting.
Beautiful collection, as always!
Such beautiful scarves on you!
These are some wonderful scarves you have!
Ah — we are twins!As many of you will know, Lascaux is a network of caves in southwestern France, in the Dordogne, and this scarf called "Premieres Mains" by Zoe Pauwels from 2002, is based on the renowned cave drawings there and perhaps drawings from some other caves as well. This scarf followed the one called "Grotte de Lascaux" by Hugo Grykar in 1954 and I wonder if any TPFers have that version! Twins with @LKBNOLA and @Karenska who were my enablers on this, and sisters with several others. I just love this design!View attachment 5998519
Such beautiful pieces! I love your Tour du Monde so very much.
What an amazing GTN collection you have!!! I’m quite envious. And yes haha can relate to the post office story.
Maybe we should have a spouse forum? Just make sure they have access to our wish list? 😁@Helena7 We are twins on one of the GTN and also on the Les Artisans in the orange and aqua! What a nice display of scarves, and yes, we all understand our spouse's reactions to our little obsession. Mine has stopped asking if I'm wearing a new scarf and just comments positively on my tie or styling. 😀 She also likes that she never has to figure out what gift to choose for special occasions - she can just ask me which scarf I might like, and mission accomplished!
Yes, my feeling, too! Beautiful Tuileries and Paris(London, mktlim!
What a collection of French-themed scarves, Helena! And yes, totally understand…
I am relieved, LKBNOLA, and looking forward to seeing your scarf mail. Thank you for your compliments. And the translator is Stephen Mitchell. Translation is really an art, so difficult to catch the exact meaning of so many words, even more so in poems.These are really pretty colors @Sickgrl13 -- I have only ever tried one jersey scarf and could not make it work...
Loooooove the colors in this one @Croisette7-- I think it is such a wonderful design.
Well @Agrume I think I have had some interim scarf mail that will at least postpone a major crime in my future. I love your gavroche-- even though I have a 90 I bought a gav of this design, too-- it is just irresistible! I love the Rilke that you posted-- do you happen to know the translator? I am struck by the end rhymes which show a pretty graceful attempt to stay faithful to the German...thank you for posting it!
Gorgeous colors @Redbirdhermes-- big congratulations on your find.
Thank you @Jereni-- that cw of A la Gloire de Guillaume is remarkably similar to the actual tapestry, in my opinion. Your new ELeK is just lovely -- you must be so pleased to have it!
It is so fun to see scarves with a French connection and a the fun of games, too @Living.la.vida.fifi! Your Biarritz is so lovely...and thank you for the comment on A la Gloire (we are twins I believe!).
I love these @mktlim-- especially love your tie for Grand Apparat.
Congratulations @EtsyBoss! I have this in gavroche size and I love it. I am glad you still have all your organs AND a lovely scarf!
We do understand absolutely as many of us must have had similar post office interactions! The yellow artisans is one you should wear frequently as it looks fabulous on you! Great selection of France-themed scarves in your post and your delight is quite contagious @Helena7!!!!
Lascaux! Thanks for posting this import scarf. Love it, too, and I am sure some have the original version.As many of you will know, Lascaux is a network of caves in southwestern France, in the Dordogne, and this scarf called "Premieres Mains" by Zoe Pauwels from 2002, is based on the renowned cave drawings there and perhaps drawings from some other caves as well. This scarf followed the one called "Grotte de Lascaux" by Hugo Grykar in 1954 and I wonder if any TPFers have that version! Twins with @LKBNOLA and @Karenska who were my enablers on this, and sisters with several others. I just love this design!
And back to Paris with Pont Neuf!
Beautiful green on you @GloWW0rM and you executed the tie better than I did! It’s starting to warm up here too and an adjustable, compact tie is a good thing to have on hand. Brodée is a wonderful tribute to beautiful Bretagne!
Thank you very much, LKB!These are really pretty colors @Sickgrl13 -- I have only ever tried one jersey scarf and could not make it work...
Loooooove the colors in this one @Croisette7-- I think it is such a wonderful design.
Well @Agrume I think I have had some interim scarf mail that will at least postpone a major crime in my future
Gorgeous colors @Redbirdhermes-- big congratulations on your find.
Thank you @Jereni-- that cw of A la Gloire de Guillaume is remarkably similar to the actual tapestry, in my opinion. Your new ELeK is just lovely -- you must be so pleased to have it!
It is so fun to see scarves with a French connection and a the fun of games, too @Living.la.vida.fifi! Your Biarritz is so lovely...and thank you for the comment on A la Gloire (we are twins I believe!).
I love these @mktlim-- especially love your tie for Grand Apparat.
Congratulations @EtsyBoss! I have this in gavroche size and I love it. I am glad you still have all your organs AND a lovely scarf!
We do understand absolutely as many of us must have had similar post office interactions! The yellow artisans is one you should wear frequently as it looks fabulous on you! Great selection of France-themed scarves in your post and your delight is quite contagious @Helena7!!!!
Many thanks, Maedi!
Gorgeous in blue!As many of you will know, Lascaux is a network of caves in southwestern France, in the Dordogne, and this scarf called "Premieres Mains" by Zoe Pauwels from 2002, is based on the renowned cave drawings there and perhaps drawings from some other caves as well. This scarf followed the one called "Grotte de Lascaux" by Hugo Grykar in 1954 and I wonder if any TPFers have that version! Twins with @LKBNOLA and @Karenska who were my enablers on this, and sisters with several others. I just love this design!